Email technology refers to the systems and protocols that enable the sending, receiving, and management of electronic mail (email) over the internet. It encompasses various components such as email clients (software or applications used to access and manage email), email servers (servers that store and deliver email messages), and the underlying protocols (rules that define how emails are transmitted and formatted), including SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) for sending emails and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) or POP3 (Post Office Protocol) for receiving them. Email technology also includes the use of security measures like encryption and authentication to protect email content and user information. Overall, it facilitates digital communication and information exchange through the efficient handling of messages across different devices and platforms.
Google has unveiled a cutting-edge feature for its Gmail app on Android and iOS, integrating contextual smart responses to enhance user experience. Departing from the standard smart replies introduced in…